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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
THE RED HEADED GIRL.
She had a red head

She had a red head
Aurora tip toed on the mountain top, the
rosy finger of dawn, the tomato hue that a
brick dust artist strews through his richest
and warmest sunsets, the vermillo rhinal
paint that joy distributor scatters over az
innocent and unconscious town-none of
these could begin to compare with the con-
migratory plume that waved above the brain
box of Miss Mamie Navarro. 1t was an
orihamme that could not be mistaken. Ordi-
nary red heads were pale and insignificant
alongside of it. And when the sun allowed
its recreant rays to play among the tossed
and tangled fiery threads the picture that
fddling Nero beheld when he Toasted his eye
and soul on burning Rome was a mere ten
cent panorama in comparison.
Nannie's head was redder than fire alarm
box. 1t shone above a blue silk dress like an
auction flag waving gayly over job lot of
marine views in chilly picture gallery. 1t
was SO red that it kept her brain in a con-
slant fever, and she had to sprinkle it three
times day to keep it from scorching her
summer millinery.
Otherwise, however, it never troubled her,
and having worn it and carried it around in
the same way from her earliest she
had grown accustomed to it, = e
been amazed if not horrifes' =
ened any morning and dis &c
color had changed to q snow -ep
raven winged black Duri. God
she had heard it frequently T.. ID IN an
irritating way by companions CT her own
age. She had heard the piping voice of the
virulent small boy ringing through the vel
kin with the penetrating information that
''her hair was on fire" and the same gentle,
but calling, tones had reached her ears in
semi-musical chunks which had sound Hka
this:
Dad han
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
HE e & O WINS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I6.-The committee
on law. of the city council, held meeting
this afternoon III which report was sub
mitted from the subcommittee, 20
which had been referred the mat
ter of the bond Of the Baltimore x
Ohio Telegraph company, recommending
the council TO instruct Tia city solicitor TO
prosecute the corporation for the recovery
of $4,000, the amount of tire bond which
was agreed to. The Baltimore * Ohio
Telegraph company executed a bond with
the city on obtaining the privilege Of
stringing wires, etc. should which it was
provided, ne forfeited TO the city in case of
merging with any other company The
recommendation will be submitted to the
council on Thursday
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
He WAS SHORT. Q

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16-R. H c. Hill,
a stock broker, at No 303 Walnut street.
announce. his inability to meet his obliga-
tons today. About 1900 shares OF the
stock were bought in under the rule for
his account. OF this S0oD shares consisted
of Reading and the balance of Pennsyl-
mon, and St Paul. The failure caused some
surprise, bat the market was not affected.
for Hin has been engaged in the stock
brokerage business for some years. and is
well-known in financial circles He has
been pronounced bear and made consider.
able money, but when the tide turned a
few weeks ago he was still short OF large
amount of stock and failed to cover. 1t
was announced this morning tina, Mr..
I'M had sold his seat on the New York
stock exchange and his failure was there
fore surprise. He declined 10 make any
statement
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
HER LAST VISIT.

whiie your fond eyes could see her, now and then,
Though yet through weary wesks her face to
miss
Such dear delight brought her infrequent kiss,
1t made your hearts and homes grow rich again:
Beneath its spell your lone halls rang, as when
Her girlish glee and maiden mirth woke bliss;
Nor, marked, the shade of change from that to
this,
That made a guest, of once their denizen.
Just now she passed your open doors unbid,
Since she came mute and cold in Deaths stark
arms;
And the old charm her presence could not bring.
Would that this lay-lea7ing your grief unchid-
Might dull grief sharpness, limiting at her charms
You yet shall know, where saints with angels
sing!
William c. Richards in Youths Companion.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
BREWERY BURNED.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov I6-At 10 O'Clock
this morning fire broke out in the extern
slve brewing establishment of the Zeigle
brewing company on Washington street.
ghe buildings occupied the block between
Burton alley and Virginia street. The
flames spread with great rapidity, and
soon the matt houses, ice houses and the
elevator were entirely destroyed. The loss
on the building is estimated at SlO0, coo.
The total loss is at least Sl50 600 with SlOO.-
0O0 insurance
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Opcra st The Dre.ernaker.r.

was passing the establishment Of a fash
able drcssEnakaT On a stylish street iuss CT of
Faith avenue when there suddenly Dealed
| out most magnifcen: burst Of vocal Trlgz.c
/ that evidently PROCEEDED from tho dress-
makers perlor. j vas q vou.ars vo3cs.
manifss-ly Of tas highest cultivation. for the
morceag - sang was one Il tdose tours ds
force whose execution is Teserrss1 for gTes:
artists alone. 4 police officer who ha5
stoPPed On his patrol 20 ls.ea. to. Furnished
AZ explanation q the in1pro-nrs.u coacarto.
It's one u the opeTa sln-ers,7 he said
''ssLe's having 2 dress tired cn sud ahe SIMS
% So II T. vii give ~ room q bysaths in
TIE nlsda1a does . i0t Of d-e-zrrlsk sfz fqr
singers and yguu hear a c0rcert here every
ds.y for a moth a. this seas1a q. the Ysar.
Il1ere she sc.ss sZ-Ia-
To q trlbu-e IS eioQ1ert A. this tte-e IA
ncthinz 70 adj Traub.e n Esw
Yc-k EsTA
The Popular sc1enee -7s7ss f7ves Earning
against the 81 called galvanized .roa ie4Bca
sqDsezsrs The lron Is Gated VITA ziac. ns.d
TIE 'ci.rlc ard Z tbs lemon Vii readily dis
solve tce IN. forming an~holsSoras ard
prssoac1s salis JeE1oa squeeze-s s14o5ld -
rnsds ether c. plain ir0u Or 7sopd. q. better,
hlae s1Sas ws have olser~sd, rkere tLs sur
faces bTClglt IL coIs.ac. wsA TIE fruit are
Pcgce-aIn- Zs2c a q metal wEfeh q really
sttsekes BY tie wsakszs AIDS, ard 10 zr-z-la
q Tod CT c-1nk kaoa.d a<er - g.l1Ee3 70
coLse Il eoatzct with &: --2ox.ou Journal {.
Es.fta
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
WESTERN HOUSE BUILDERS.

CINCINNATI. Nov. I6.--The fourth annual
convention OF the Western Association of
Architects began its session here TODAY,
President J. " Root made his annual a8-
dress, after which reports were heard.
Seven new state associations have been
organized during the past year
Mayor Smith made an address Of wei
come
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

II tgwns wers lad CT wsth tt g,Fss-s n
TIE dsAE1s:a G-rsctioaz- Eort2las1 szsa soss.s-
E,as-. G1rtbsrzzz an1 sog1a-szs- tee tzz sl.l-
Iag into a. tie rooms ~ f5rns dErlnE
ever day IN :5e Ye2r. fI4s ssEes-z VOID b@
ebssrlrs All zal-iz<y .-B1A.ez B21.e-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
FOUND WANDERING IN THE WOODS

MEXICO, No, Nov. LEI. y. Morrow.
the crazy man who jumped from a Chicago
x Alton passenger train at THOMPSON.
Nov. 5, was captured by Marshal Lane of
this city this morning. He had been
wandering about the woods for the last
ten days, and was almost dead with hung
er and cold. Over 30 persons had been
searching for him since reward was
offered. he will De taken to PENNSYLVANIA
by John McNillea and J. H. Weamen,
who came here TO search for him.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
A Complete stock Of Pine Lum-
Der, Shingles, Lath, Doors,
Sash, etc, always on hand.

ofiee and Yards on aosley street; between
Douglas avenue aud First street
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
IMPROVEMENTS.

John WiIkers0n's new blacksmith and
wagon shop is about COMPLETED,
You will find several new advertisements
in the Record this week.
Polk Jones Is just now finishing neat
and commOdious barn.
The Record office has a new Wednesday
devil, the old one answering all purposes
every other day.
Cochran g. Son have just erected an oak
ell platform in front of their storeroOms.
There are other business houses on Main
street that should follow this example.
Three or four new pupils names were
enrolled in the Evening Shade High
School last Monday,
viii Edwards and Dr. Craig have been
making new garden fences.
( Mrs. Bruun keeps q sample new improv>
ed Davis sewing machine at her millinery
store and will be pleased TO show purchas-
ers its beautiful work or instruct those
who buy how to use it.
The Record is encouraged almost daily
with one or more new subscribers. At the
present rate it wont be many weeks till
every family III Sharp county will be
reading their home paper.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
T,,,uovtant Notice.

:, FARMERS: Flowing time g pDln1 ynn1
asand o and as good deal npon St SH"5 tno
o,} }It Tty of farming Implements > yOu Won to
+ I FltI' nj be of special interest to you "
k. W that we are selling
rlrE SOUTH BEND cH1LIED fhOt 1.y Nv
in al sizes This is reoogn1sa gn1 asetsfy t9aay Iy ss
Z sIv the best plow that mas and 9Voa nc
( @tu3 @hro3ught to this country anu anu ~
az farmer ought to be without .a on0c con.
eH n repairs or extra fixtures a0h ale rlov Nov
ITH,,t,v us, Kept in our stock and each enon t ttria
pTI eraInteed. that if after thorousnf s;Dfscto mh mh
Two ~ Says it does not work sa''slaTuT rotnr,
S"U We Wv viii take it back and f9'0i'
staiogues and prices Apply "
Batesville, Ark
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
-,,v,ou5 laws passed for the be.
LOCAL NEWS

Peach blooms, plum blossoms and
aS" orange flowers expected.
Mrs. Minnie Henderson has been
very much indisposed this week.
Tom and Miss Dollie Wainwright
TX. ,ntered school at Barren Fork last Mon
We have been expecting letter
rom Kings Mill every week since Jan
ary, and are still looking.
Hon. Sam Davidson and Col. Aber-
!, i lethy attended the lizard circuit court
asst week, They reported very light
ocket
n Another little daughter of Sam Arm
- e Sidney, is dangerously i'll, DR.. Bacon
aving to remain at her bedside for the
'LlS7ast three days.
Mrs. Susan A, McPheeters arrived
ONE on last Saturday from Evening
eapeShade, Arkansas, where she has been
atS5 isiting her sister, Mrs; Belle Turney,
az lie pas: winter sullivan (IH) Progress
liar. g.
Nov is the beginning of the season
hen precious time and the innocent red
,TTAGorm are heartlessly murdered, old clothes
ade to look more antiquated, while the
stivo perch and minnow waxeth fat,
: Call at Mrs. BRUINS millinery store
nd Examine the Davis sewing machine.
--Don't 81. around on the street on
IL. inday, friends. Go to Sunday school
Il ID hear some good music, read the BIZ
q "'' y, and encourage the boys and girls of
Q town in trying to become good men
d women.
Go to Mrs, BRUINS and purchase a
ivis Sewing machine and be happy.
i --CollectorS of missionary funds were
IL pointed by Mr.. Troy last Sunday, and
liable to call on you at any time. So,
MT dodge them, but donate literally
assist those who have undertaken the
duous task of helping to Christianize
Il w. heathen.
,o, The Davis sewing machine is the
i'' st of all
The price of the Weekly Arkansas
zette has been reduced to 81 per year.
HID will club the RECORD with this excel
It state paper for the infntesimal sum
81. The RECORD alone Is worth the
ney.
w. D. Boles came down from Will
d in great haste last Saturday night.
OF learning that his wife was worse
, found Spring river, Strawberry, Big
ek and Piney Fork all swimming full,
he arrived safely, though late and
" wet Mrs. B. is still very sick.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
LEGISLATIVE AND OTHER ITEMS
Special correspondence to the RECORD.

Special correspondence to the RECORD.
LITTLE Rock, Mar. s, 1881
A bill providing for the republication
of the earlier supreme court reports, from
Vol. to 27, has passed the senate and
will doubtless pass the house. The first
edition of these valuable reports embraced
but few volumes, many of them bound
in boards or with paper covers and they
have consequently been worn out so that
hardly single county in the state can
boast full set of reports. Should the
state order a new edition printed the
counties could be supplied, and from the
remainder enough could be sold in short
time to repay the state.
The legislative session will be prOlong-
ed under a resolution just passed Sy the
requisite two-thirds Of each house, The
session 10 extended to March 3lst. The
representative from Sharp voted with the
small but truly representative minority
against the proposition. If the members
had done their whole duty, a 90 days
session would have ended with ali need
ful legislation accomplished.
Bob Wilson of Washington county,
tells the reason why the extension be-
came necessity in the following choice
language: "The most expensive luxury
of a legislative body is oratory, and dur
ing the present session the house Of rep
resentatives has had four or five wholesale
dealers in orations, who have furnished a
full supply; but their business has been
almost ruined by rule of the house lin
iting the eruptions to ten minutes each
If this rule had been adopted in the be-
rinninn the work wnnld hava hapn two
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-25G1.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK,
EAh. % ISL.

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK,
Fob. %, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proofin in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the judge OF sharp
county at Evening Shade, Ark, on April 30,
1881, viz: William j. Stlnnett, homestead entry
No. u ,332, for the southwest quarter of section
2, township lG north, range west He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land, ylz:
,Jno. A, Wilson and Geo. W. McPike of Gala
mine, and James L. Sparks and Jack Rogers Of
Smithyille, Ark. H. V. 1EAhLE,
Nlar3-6 Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

And reJoiced ut her innocence ana glee;
But ah! she grew pale as fading flower,
And Heaven now claims sweet RoXie Lee.
There is sadness now around the tireside,
A vacant chair through our tears we see;
But the hand Of the Almighty is there to guide,
And his strong hand protects little ReNic Lee.
Farewell little one. To our hearts you were
dear,
While blooming on earth so merry and free;
Slumber sweetly now, we will dry away the
tear,
When we think Of our ange., RoXie Lee.
Sidney, Ark. Mar. 7, 1887 c. H. G.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
Societies

---n,-a,1 CHAPTER No. so, R. ,,;.ddis a; Nj,
w Ryn4a reoaH cconvocations at dinTdny MasoHy
S hGiHS Sdi in r1Si Evening shade, the Sd S"'''0''
{ItzzaE9S in each month. D,vrDsoN, II. P.
T. J. Davidson, Sec'y' on M 148, F. &
Evrs.sq SHADE suAi,L LSDSG SeD0S%GmH0icafons SSi ate on
ssata9 nSS' SS5Hs i5Tl5 i s5y %aaoy N sr'
~ \month.
T.J. Davidson, sec'y' c,,nrrp No. Il, 0.
A meets at Masonic nan t ISy M n'-'
DAY Il IN each nqatn nAsppGnsTS5 at G,siSSR p w. Nj NJ
Mrs. NJ, c. Huddleston' sew
-ss= F % holds regular meetings every I'll
8SIsAsstE 'eii'''' W. b. SCARLETr' N ''
1T. Medley, sec'y'
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN-255O.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK,
February II, 1881

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the county judge
of sharp county, at Evening Shade, Ark, on
March 81, 1857, viz: VIM. 6. Brandon, home
stead entry No. l3ll2, for the east half Of the
southwest quarter, the northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter and the southwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter of section II, township 10
north. range west. He names the following
witnes ses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: S. j. Walker
and VIM. A Brandon of Hardy, and W, w.
Il. Y. YEAKLE,
Feb. 2l-6 Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
+ l ia publisl
dn,;fted tO he O
Kawlins, admitted TO pc 0
| tor which he DOW condeml
CUilultIOn.

tor which. he now. condeml
cOiluluOn
That the growing wheat in this county
looks promising.
That the legislative session is likely to
be extended fifteen days.
That John Shell win soon make appiica-
ton to have new style of lint-room pat
ented.
That swearing on the streets Of Evening
Shade is of very rare occurrence and will
soon be entirely unknown.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
DATES OF ADVERTlSlNo'
Cbu,vcEl Directory

Missionary Baptst-G, L. zach FSSEdh %aGth Ra5ISdi Rnaad
ing saturday before omons will preach
Cnris51nvhight Ca5sT5a7 night in each month"; and on Sun
day following u Troy. pastor will
pGsnfhh pmSnh 0P every 1hs~nT ornns at
Sch qGeSoSst sgfFy SSnS5y H?sFySSsy
invited to come Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATlON,-25T.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark. !
March 1897
Mario ct

Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of her intention to make
final proof in support Of her clalm and that
said proof will be made before the county judge
of Sharp county at Evening Shade, Ark, on
April l5, 1887, viz Mrs j Endsley, abandoned
wife of James H Endsley, homestead entry No.
49, OBJ CA. F) for the west half of southeast quar-
ter OF section % township Is north, range west,
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz; p Heath, d Foreman, W. G.
Holt and F. Rogers Of Kings Mill, Ark.
II. V. YEAKLE,
Mar l0-6t Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-2575.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, !
March 1 1887

March I, 1887, : .
Notice is hereby given that the folowng-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the county judge Of
independence county at Batesville, Ark, on
April 49, 1887, viz: jefferson I. Sisk, homestead
entry No, y, I4l for the east half of northeast
quarter, section II, township Is north, range I
west. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz; Ephraim Hill, Esther Jane Hill,
L j Tucker and j Sims of Batesvllle, Ark.
r. V! VEAKLE,
Mario Ct Register,
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

waeks further along. The men VINO nt 18th ,Gi
;sIete %Ien' with their mouths, and not ;.tl Wltn
hra,ns, are all professional ec0ROmlsoSi nsaOS
Ona ~ a a. not hesitate to consume thouSInu Wv
am anior., we worth of time to save their DE-
Iorad IU,a% state hundred dollars"
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
IN MEMORLAM,

(pox;e Lee, daughter of S. L. ana A A'1'e 70
Arm, born Dec. 98th, 1884, dleo Ni"A'H
1881 Fade away,
Al S the blush in the lily cheek has'eno " NV
,,nNooms a. uI ANS and zephyrs tenderly pay
a. '',,iI s'Jod our darling, RoXie Lee.
vo have watched our blossom many "A
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

"An Arkansaw Tale, or How ! 0Os
Thar" by NJ, R, White has been received 20
- sb;s ofioe, Il is the "ups and downs"
Of a candidate for legislative honOrS writ n :
y, w. IN verbatim style, and is Just the
tbjog M for the boys, Send lOo to NJ h.
White. Hobcr, AK, and get the DOCK
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENoh9'

l,n+,omop who persuadeS himself that hat
lHaonIe ca n live as cheaply as one, ." CD" q
IpSoe,e end Ia q loving, trusting heart among
4 cnnnsite ~ sex willing to try the ezptIi, ~.
y tppGS,'p ,l,;sh him, Since our last report IT,
r. ! =. NdS Masi isaned the necessary documents
III euo,r;nU COUPLES:
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

When any of our towns people a'o
visited by friends from other sections anu
will hand their names in, we Will pun
lisb them with pleasure l.
II, J. spurlock wants 5OO nuSnel' 20 20
.belled corn, for which he will pay oO
cents per bushel in cash. corn to 00 O'
ljvered at the Sharp mil.
james Lloyd, one of the rising yoaNs
farmers of Highland township anu
S,,ntod i", friend to his county paper was
among our callers last Saturday
w, B. MCGEE, travelling agent fOr
tbe National Copying Co., Chicago VINO
.o,, .uo aavoral orders here few weeks ago 9
viii he here this week to deliver WORK
ond solicit more orders. This style OF copy
mo is the best ever exhibited in Evening
Shade,
Ladies who are looking tor maya
: zine to meet all 'n0'- ,ronob
.bould see Demorest's Monthly Tor M'IoI = =
. u has lust arrived, and as usual Is - rui
~ ~ ;nformation and amusement 1t |
nnblishod by W. Jcnning DemoreSF'
: East 14th St., New York
w;os & Son Of Sidney, send III
N N e,,,ow;no statement Of the output
- .bn;r @ oin for the season just closed; Nun
@ ch 'u,' %ar of bales ginned, 166; amount OF SET
cotton, 93a, ,86l pounds; amount Oh II
is nroduced, 8O070 pounds; average
. seed cotton per bale, l4O9 pounoS' ave
- s,o aao weight of bales, 4S7. Best output
: lint per 100 seed cotton 4o5 p0u"O'
q, the Peterkin variety.
day csuee of Nouraigia. >
,. It IS conceded by the ), MeGIcal J, l,aII(as ia &
fpsS1on that impoveriSh9d Nerves 4I = ,, % o1.1
:. 4 l99 camse of neuralgia. When Ih0 i5ioa+ iLeL
on o%eIT ore not properly fed, it is an d4caC Jo
Zach aIo Lot HfU fTa direstive organs are not go
H. th@T thair Wv work well. SMITHS r. r.
q I9eltt 89 9etNS Wv will surely relieve iindi?
1ms- ion, and when the dlgesSt4loRv viSor 10 -
!; eety0erything ever else will be right: lgGn5 gnC
NJ bappiness will go hand IN n4n9; G;,,,1 1gi mi
iTEP One Bean. For sale by all oIuss'
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

The Satanta Medicine Companys Mex
lean Liver Pills, compounded with direct
reference to conditions of life in hot eli
mates, by the "Chief Medical Director of
the Mexican Army They keep the sys
ten in perfect order, and sure cure for
three OF the most annoying arrangements
of the system-Headache, Constipation
and Billiousness. They neither nauseate
or gripe. 9-25
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

The Globe-Demoorat nominates D. N, ~
Francis, mayor of St. Louis as a Sui''O''
successor to Mr.. Manning
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

This is to certify that Dr. Ables' Oompouno n'
Honey Of Tar and Lemon has given me "rn n0rs "saS
iisf t6an any cough medicine have ever "sSI with
l,sl d would recommend tito all those anec'e0 i'l
couSn'' o0-' R. G. PHILLIPS,
petter known as 'Uncle Bob '" M lnl' ''''
=. fo, colo ot John Metcalfs drug SVore'
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

1ebave several select bills OF silond ir~li
U,css Us T"lc consisting of apple, ,,. Pvnot @ost
plceS p n,nm, cherry, including HS the %oss tros,
& cbse varieties Of each fruit .v lBo he seem seen
Il sos in good sf s9Rao1s % b soarlstt; anI in Even
H., Shade. ~
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

ITO, priare mango and scratches SdnfaTy OF ffSFy
ltGh o,rad Win IN 30 minutes by WoloraS saId by
Lo[lonu; nu;etcSIt, H9i M Druggist, Evening Shade
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-256S.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Mnrch 1877

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
March |, 1881. :
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support and Communication OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the circuit court Of Sharp county, at Evening
Shade, Ark on April #, 1881, viz: Hiram L.
half of southeast quarter, and southeast quarter
Of southeast quarter of section 80, township II
north, range 4 west He names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Benjamin Arm
old, Robt. Willett, James Stnnett and Stephen
Holloway, Smithville, Ark. R. v YEAKLE,
Mar 10 ct Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
JESSE M. BARTLETT,
TsUCCEssoR To BARTLETT x WILLIAMS. !
livery, Feed & Sale Stable,

Corner Spring and South Steets,
BATEsvILLE, Ark
This stable is well equipped in every
department. Ample room for boarding
large number of horses by the day OF
month teams and vehicles furnished OH
short notice. Special, attention given to
Commercial TraYelors.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10

"1rovitable" is the very latest war
,rs from France and Ger many
Sharp County record., 1887-03-10
o,oa of NeuYalg;a.
THEY SAY

crop is yet in a healthy